Where is the radiator pet **** located to drain the radiator?

If no pet **** for draining, just remove bottom radiator hose. But be sure coolant is cooled off, or you will get burnt. Some chryslers have a pet **** on the passengers side of radiator. Do not forget to replace bottom hose before refilling. Remove radiator cap so coolant flows from radiator good. God-Bless!

• Open pet cock drain valve at bottom of radiator



• Open top radiator cap



• Allow to drain into bucket or pan, then dispose of responsibly. This is dangerous to your pets.



• Then loosen and remove any one radiator hose
  
  
  
  
  
  • Introduce a flow of water from a garden hose into a created opening, either the hose or other end.
  
  
  
  • Keep doing this until water is clear coming out opposite end.
  
  
  
  • Then switch, and do that again
  
  
  
  



• Remove thermostat
  
  
  
  
  
  • Flush out that area
  
  
  
  



• The more flushing, and the more areas opened after the initial, the better.
  
  
  
  
  
  • Upper and lower radiator hoses
  
  
  
  

You may not have one. Just remove the bottom hose, or remove the engine drain plug put a garden hose in your radiator idle the engine while adding water this will flush your whole system. let the car cool replace engine plug add your antifreeze and your set.

Usually at the very bottom or bottom side of the radiator. Many newer vehicles no longer have this plug and you must use the lower radiator hose as the drain. Use caution when draining the radiator, remember that pets like the sweet taste of antifreeze and will be poisoned if consumed.

some radiators do not have a drain plug if you have one it will be at the bottom of the radiator on either side or underneath the radiator if you do not have one take the lower hose off be careful it will get messy any spills should be cleaned right away especially if you have pets. it will kill them.(anti-freeze) hope this helps you out .

Each vehicle's radiator has a drain pet-**** on the bottom of the radiator. Generally it is on the drivers side of the radiator. Open this pet-****, drain the old coolant into a pan and dispose of properly. Close the pet-**** and refill the radiator with a 50/50 mix or antifreeze and water. The attached link explains the entire procedure.

http://www.ehow.com/video_1861_change-radiator-fluid.html

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If you are to change the engine coolant first be sure that the engine is cool. Remove the radiator cap and unscrew the drain plug of the radiator "pet-****" located either on the bottom or low side of the radiator, Once the radiator is empty, fill again with water and run the engine. Repeat this process if necessary. Wait till it cools and drain again. Ad the coolant as per manufacturer's guidelines and complete with water. This should clean your engine coolant as well as your reservoir.

You should have a drain plug at the bottom of the radiator. Usually you twist and pull out easily, don't pull it completely out. This will drain the radiator

yes there is a plastic pet valve at the bottom right side of the radiator.but you need to take off the bottom hose from the motor to the radiator to get all or most of the coolant out.the pet valve will allow you to drain your radiator only.....irongod

Hello, perform the following steps in this order:
NOTE: car should be cool, in park and on non sloped surface.
NEVER leave used coolant in an area where children or pets can gain access, Anti freeze has ethylene glycol which can be lethal to humans and pets. Used coolant should be immediately taken in a sealed container to a local state certified recycler for proper disposal.
1.Raise front end of car, and place one jack stand under frame of car on the inside of each front wheel.
2.Place a 2 gallon (low profile) bucket under the radiator drain plug. The drain plug will be located at the bottom of the radiator.
3.Unscrew the drain plug and let coolant drain into bucket. (It may be necessary to adjust bucket so no coolant leaks onto the ground.
4.After all coolant has drained from the radiator, tighten radiator drain plug finger tight, then 1/8-1/4 of a turn with a wrench.
5.Unscrew radiator cap and begin filling radiator using 50/50
premixed antifreeze solution.
6.Continue adding premixed solution until fluid is just below the top lip of radiator where cap fastens to.
7.Re attach radiator cap and lock into place.
8.Check radiator overflow reservoir and ensure coolant is between add and full, add coolant as required.
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